Sana Jardin’s aim is to give fragrance lovers the opportunity to be conscious consumers. They harness the power of commerce for social good. They are a socially conscious, luxury fragrance house. The Sana Jardin's vision is to use clean and sustainable perfume as a vehicle for social impact and the economic empowerment of women.
Built on the principles of a circular economy, our alternative business model enables the women in their supply chain to become micro-entrepreneurs by up-cycling the waste products from perfume production.
they believe that if we’re innovative about the way we use commercial waste, we can recycle it for the benefit of the women at the beginning of our supply chain and help them to flourish and thrive.
Amy Christiansen was drawn to the pure, natural scents she experienced in the gardens, temples and palaces on her travels around the world. Amy constantly sought out these earthy, intoxicating scents, and tried to find them everywhere in a bottle – from the souks of Damascus, Marrakech and Oman to department stores in LA and London. When Amy couldn’t find them in a bottle she resolved to recreate them.
In her research for Sana Jardin, Amy found myself drawn to the stories of the ancient and sacred power of perfume. I was enchanted with the rituals women perform when harvesting flowers, for example the women in Morocco chant as they collect the flowers for Sana Jardin. Amy wanted to continue in this tradition with fragrances that harness the healing life force of plants and flowers, with the capacity to transport and awaken us to our divine spirit.
Official website：https://sanajardin.com/